Morning fam. Let's talk about what's really happening in the market right now.
Everyone's asking the same question: who's actually selling? We saw buyers jump in Monday, yet here we are watching the chart bleed red. Seems counterintuitive, right?
But here's the thing—this is just noise if you zoom out. $100 billion wiped from total crypto market cap in just 12 hours? Wild volatility, sure. Scary charts? Absolutely. But this is the classic short-term pain that separates paper hands from diamond hands.
These market shakeouts aren't glitches. They're memory tests. The ones who panic sell at the bottom always regret it later. The real question isn't who's selling today—it's who's still holding when the next cycle kicks in.
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MetaMisery
· 5h ago
The difference between diamond hands and paper hands is at this moment; I choose to continue lying flat.
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GasFeeSobber
· 5h ago
ngl this drop is just cleaning out the newbies, those who hold on are the winners
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PanicSeller69
· 5h ago
It's already fallen, and you're still daring to say "look at it in detail and it'll be fine," hilarious. You're the one with diamond hands.
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MoonRocketman
· 5h ago
Hmm… RSI has touched the upper limit of the near-earth orbit again. This pullback is just the window for fuel replenishment. Hold steady.
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100 billion evaporated? A typical test of gravitational resistance levels. The lower band of the Bollinger Bands hasn't been broken yet. Keep your position and stay firm.
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To put it simply, those who are bottom-fishing now are the real astronauts. The ones panicking and cutting losses are all atmospheric crash casualties.
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It’s always the same. Every time it drops, people shout the sky is falling. But the countdown to launch never stops. Remember this routine.
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The key is who can accurately calculate escape velocity. Getting off too early leads to a year of regret. That’s the difference between paper hands and diamond hands.
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From a technical perspective, the coefficient is still on an upward trajectory. No need to worry too much about short-term noise and fluctuations.
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Everyone is asking who is selling. I only care about who is still in the game in the next cycle. The rest is just white noise.
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NFTPessimist
· 5h ago
Those who buy the dip will all regret it; it's really easy to get shaken out this time.
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defi_detective
· 5h ago
It's just volatility, so what if it fluctuates? Anyway, I won't sell.
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10 billion gone, it's not the first time haha.
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Paper hands are probably panic selling right now, hilarious.
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Everyone's asking who is selling; I just want to know who is bottom fishing.
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This is the best time to see who are true believers.
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When the next cycle comes, you'll know who made a profit.
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The moment of divergence between diamond hands and paper hands, it’s always like this.
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100 billion in 12 hours? Zoom out and it's a beautiful scene.
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Remember this feeling; it'll be worth reminiscing about in the next cycle.
Morning fam. Let's talk about what's really happening in the market right now.
Everyone's asking the same question: who's actually selling? We saw buyers jump in Monday, yet here we are watching the chart bleed red. Seems counterintuitive, right?
But here's the thing—this is just noise if you zoom out. $100 billion wiped from total crypto market cap in just 12 hours? Wild volatility, sure. Scary charts? Absolutely. But this is the classic short-term pain that separates paper hands from diamond hands.
These market shakeouts aren't glitches. They're memory tests. The ones who panic sell at the bottom always regret it later. The real question isn't who's selling today—it's who's still holding when the next cycle kicks in.